At this moment, Kazuko thought of Kujou Oto and Seele again.
"Oto and Seele might have a way. I'm going to find them." Having made up her mind, Kazuko returned to Kujou Oto's grandmother's house and began packing her luggage.
After Kazuko finished packing, she looked back at the house a few times with reluctant nostalgia, took a deep breath, and walked out.
Leaving aside Kazuko, who had gone to find Kujou Oto and Seele, Seele was currently playing with a very old cup at the shrine.
Her face was filled with amazement!
Several days had passed since the incident with the half-bodied evil spirit. During the days since returning to the shrine, Seele and Asou Yuna had accepted another commission from a believer to exorcise demons.
The cup in her hands now was an unexpected gain from that commission.
This was not an ordinary cup, but a yokai. More precisely... it was a Tsukumogami.
Tsukumogami were a yokai concept from the Far Eastern Land's folklore. They were objects left unattended for a hundred years, absorbing the essence of heaven and earth, accumulating resentment, or sensing Buddhist nature and spiritual power, thereby gaining souls and turning into yokai.
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There were many kinds of Tsukumogami. Well-known examples included the Fumiguma, Karakasa-kozo, and Shiryotsuka-kaio... and so on. They were all monsters transformed from objects—that was, Tsukumogami.
If it had merely been a Tsukumogami, Seele would not have cared much. But drinks poured into this cup... or rather, this Tsukumogami, tasted even better.
This commission had not only allowed Seele to complete her Master-Disciple Cultivation with Asou Yuna and earn a reward, but had also given her this item.
It was the source of the commission, a yokai, but Seele did not care at all. It